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tops and whlte_ Leather

Soles and heels.

The newest summer

boots for Growing Girls

Sizes 3130 6 . . . . . .$4.75

Sizes 12 to 21/_. - - - 3-95 Sizes 9 to 11% - -~ 3-25 Sizes 6 to gi/(_, . . . 2.60

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For First-class Quality

in Fishing Tackle. Now that the fishing season' is on we can fit you with everything n eces s ary from our large assoi t-

ment such as Rods.Lines,

Reels, Baskets, Casts, Flies, Nets and Waders.

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. A careful select tion of every line of Jewelry marks our stock.

A We will be pleas- ed to have y o u call.

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your photograph.

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The Newest Designs

in pcture frames in all sizes and styles, moderately priced, Call and see them. `

The Bayer Studio

A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices

Personal attention to Amateur

Photography. _

107 Queen Street

Phone 68-J.

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Lens Grinding Do You Know-

That vv_e operate the only

Lens Grinding Plant fin P. E. Island? I

That we employ a skilled

Surface Grinder, arid are daily grinding from the rc_ugh glass-t e most com- plicate kinds of lenses?

These are facts, which

mean a good deal to iiie Glass wearing public, doiv is away with the annoyin.: delayscausecl by sending away for special lenses.

Send your glasses in by

mail, you’ll get them bac promptlyan in perfect con- dition.'

Call in and look over our

plant.

G. Y. Hutcheson

Optometrist and Optician

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Bigger Than All Europe ‘tllth the _Future of America

On your trip to the Coast see its Big Mountains, Big Rivers, Big Glaciers, Big Forests, Big Totems, Big Game.

Wonder and Inspiiati'on_ come every moment of the 1000 mile Joumey along

the sheltered “inside route" on

CANADIAN PACIFIC _“Princess” Liners

finely appointed tourist steamers.

For Tickets or Reservations including

Canadian ,Pacific Rockies

Communicate with

' N. R. oeaaizisnr,

.District Passenger Agent,

ST. JOHN, N. B.

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-'I1' PAYS to buy in this Province. --TWO GENTS PIR, WORD EACH ’ _

__- insertion for advertising in this col- _ . ` _ `. g

I-LAWN AND FARM FINCING. umn. _Cash must awompaiiy order. , ' ' ! , - _

;::dg:;::e"l3ool;!y:ci:;orders now at Minimum clisrle twenty-live cents. li9__121 Queen Street Chai-|°tt¢|o‘yn`

8058-6-6'l‘liuMon2wltsE'l`h2w. -RED CROSS BOGIAL.-The lad ‘ _ __ '"7 _ _ _

cents; eggs, 32c: hides, 12c; calf skins 25c; oats 90c-$1; potatoes. 50-55c;

|pork 19%-22c; wool (washed) B2c; _ -___ . . . .,

wool (unwashed) 68c.

-_Mn Joseph Sheen, Kensington,

is one of the delegates attending the Senate, which meets this week in Halifax. R

~The,many friends of Rev. J. M Murchison, Malpeque, will regret to hear he is confined to his home through illness. R

-Mr. Albert Forsythe, whoa has

charge of the pneumatic riveters on the steel ships at New Glasgow, N.S., is visiting his home in Alberton.

-Mr. George Sheen, and Miss Dor-

othy, Masters Jack and Gerald Sheen, of 0’Leary spenta day with his moth- er. Mrs. M. Sheen, Kensington last week. R

-Miss Millie MacPhee and Miss

llnzel Gibbs_ of 0’eary,' were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Basil MacNeill of Elmsdiile from Friday till Monday

of last week.

JAEASURES TO GUARD

AGAiNST SUB MENACE

OTTAWA, June 6.--The Canadian

naval authorities have taken pre- cautions io protect as far as possible t¥anadian_Atlan\tic ports and ship- ping against the new submarine men- ace. As a-matter of fact the arrival of German submarines of u new type on this side oi’ the Atlantic has been anticipated for some time and port de- fences were stifengthened and proper precautionary measures were taken, the details of which cannot of course be given out in the press. -in regula- tions recently issued regarding the port oi' Sydney and published in the Canadian Gazette, the following para- graph, for instance, denotes the pre- cautions takenz-

"Masters of vesels are especially

warned that it may become necessary in thc event of an attack on the port being imminent to remove buoys or cxtlngnisli lights without notice." '

'Eithefby day or by night no ves-

sels are allowed to enter the harbor without adhering strictly to all de~ tailed regulations of the naval au- thorities. Canada lias ii consider- able number of armed naval patrol bn-.its now constantly looking for sub- marines.

AN EPITAPH T0 A SHELL

In a letter from Private VVm. Price,

R. A. M. C.. Toronto, who is Some- where in France he tells of a modern miracle. '

"Last ‘Sunday week," he writes,

“about 6 p. ni., ii shell (coal boxes we wall them) eight inches wide and four feel long, passed through the roof and side wall of ii barn in which the bear- ers sleep, rind fell into the grounds of the hospital; but thank God, it did not explode.

"Strange to relate the subject of the

service was "Miracles," and this was one of the greatest, for had it come a little later there would have been sev- oral of us having .food and rest ln the barn. The shell smashed heavy beams hurling them just where I would have been resting. We buried the shell. and' enclosed it with a fence. This is the verse we made up and placed on it-

“Here 'lies a shell of German invent-

lon,

To do us great harm was the intention .-\ii<l in striking a barn it caused great

alarm,

Whilst the troops were singing the

-teenth Psalm

But don't be afraid, the danger is o’er; Still, lf it goes off we'll say ‘au revoir.'

So now“we’|ll conclude with love and

ect

a on,

Sincerely trusting tliere'll be no ro-.

surrection.” ' ‘

WUMlN’S NERVES.

MADE ST|lilNll_

B i.y.iiTii>"i..i<i. ' Yegetable Compo\;nd.s

Winona, Minn.-“ I suilsred formore

than a year from

nervousness, and was

so bad I could not

rest at ni ht- wouldlisawaioand get so nervous I would have to get up and walk around , . and in the morning would bs all tl out. I read about

%ydlaE. Pinltham’s __ sgetable Coni- round and thought would try lt. y Yft “.1 'Ion e ms. s ee

and feel dns ln the morning ans

to do miworlr. I ‘lady recom-`

naand Lydia Plnkharas egetabls mm' "-- ii” I Auiei-Ydirkr.-i-air, one oioifaia siiwosm, mm .1

How often we bear expres os

aiuanfwornen, "l aiusoaervoiia, I can- not ssp,' os "lt seems aa though I should ily. " Siieli women should profit err ““"=°.':..“.°:."°x.'°‘......,=*"

siaons

me riiiiiimra vqmiiis om!

atrial.

F Quia- i=sif.fi»'°»!rL.i°°i"e»ii..iiii°ri\'»°°.°»°ii'i» as.- :f.:'..a..“"‘mr"f.':-.:.'°:.'.:=.‘:.~.i.'*'.r sinus, 'and nervous ' “tied at

lug, June 9rd. in aid of the Red Croag the sum of 829.00,beln¢ realized. R

C in D.

HEALTHY PEOPLE

Hood’s Sarsaparllla. removes scrof-

ula sores, boils and other eruptions", because it drives out of the blood the humours that cause them. Eruptlons cannot be successfully treated with external applications, because these cannot purify the blood.

I-Iood°'s Sarsaparilla makes rich, red

blood, perfects the digestion, and builds up the whole system. Insist on having Hood's. Get it now.

SENATOR LODGE DEFENDS THE

NAVY

WASHINGTON, June 6-Attacks on

the Navy for permitting submarines to sink American vessels oil’ the At- lantic coast precipitated a sharp de- bate today ln the Senate.

Charges that Senators invited the

tttucks by making inaccurate state- ments as to conditions ln the United States were made by Senator Lewis (Democrat) of Illinois, ln reply to i newspaper editorial read by Sena- :or Brandage of Connecticut, which ittncked the Navy Deninrtment for not warnlngymarlners of the presence .if undersea craft and asked as to the wheareabouts of destroyers and sub- marine chasers the Navy has been get- ting ready to repel attacks.

The U-boat raids were not attempt-

rd, Senator ‘Lewis declared. until Ger- many was advised by inaccurate ln-

ment was "1-Ioneycombed with fraud’ ind “Reeklng" with pollution and' cor- ruption" that the United States had 'io army or navy, and “That we had fallen down ln every undertaking.” '

he sal “induced

“These charges,” d.

'lei-many to believe that we could not defend our own country."

With apparent feeling, Senator

Lodge, of Massachusetts, Republican,

sa : .

“Nothing has stimulated and invit-

ed Germany as the loose brags and boasts about the number of troops we ire transporting to France. Germany was not invited 'here by attacks on the Navy, because there have been none. The Navy and* the Navy Department have taken percautlon. No doubt in some newspaper offices there are men who mlg-ht have done better."

The Navy’ s activities cannot be

made public for patent reasons, San- ator Lodge said, declaring no one can tell where a submarine will strike.

“As soon as the Navy had any au-

thentic news indicatlng the presence of submarines," ‘he added, "they acted. They had the means to do it."

Citing the tight of the British Navy

for four years against the submarines: Senator Lodge said that with Amer can- assistance a “large control" of the submarine menace had been cs- tiiblished on what might be termed the "naval front."

"That control is succeeding,” he

snld, more than -any of us darcl to hope. lt is done by multipllcai.on of ships and of methods."

"That the defence will he effective

i have no question," continued Sen-

ator Lodge.

Posslbllities of ii submarine base ln

the Western Hemisphere seems re- mote. sald Senator Lodge, pointing out the dinlculty of getting fi inotner ship out of German" and adding that "it is improbable that the Germans have o. base on the liriited States' or ‘he Canadian coasts." He also thought nn bnse could be had in the West Indies. '

“It is impsssihle to have n base on

Mexican territory." he said, "but a bose there cannot be '”f‘“lv titled- ll would be extremely difficult ii not to and to get iiwny from there in more than n month.”

The precautions the Navy has tak

en along- the Gulf (least cannot be re vealed, the Senator added.

BURPRISED

A well-known Hnmiishiro Squire.

noted for his shabby coats. WHS 006 day leaning over a gate which coni- manded a good deal of his bwrid acres.

A well pleased smile was on his lips

when be was startled by the sound of a w-heedllng voice near him. ;

"Give us a hand. old chap. to help

my poor old donkey up the hill."

The squire turned and, with the smile deepening on his face. Dusbdtl

the little cart behind with so hears a good-will that the coster exclaim with admiration. » °‘

"Well, l'm darned lf you aln't it

good old_iiort. I say," he went on ln a whisper. "I've knocked over two or three of the old squlre's rabbits. and -lim darned if you shan’t have one." Whsreupon. with 8 STG" all' pearance oi’ secrecy, he pulled' out s fat young rabbi; -from under a sack in the cart, and trotted away. leaving

ith n of his

the bhwlldered squlre w o e own rabbtta dangling from .ha hands.

TRANSLATION HOWLERG .

Examiner.-'rr-ane‘Iate "Le chevll

do Napoleon ayant prla le more aux dents, un lieutenant le 1-stards. '

women, andisnow?aig:=dn satan- oattl remedy for sue ailments.

Pupil “Napoleon’a horse having got

the toothsciie a lieutopaut stopped lt."

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_ ies of Margate held a successful social . _ -I 'W *"""

| -0' LEARY MARKET.-Butter 40 in the Margate H-all on Monday even-

foi'mation that the American Govern-~»

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Buying Whitewear NOW

RE`A'l` JUNE DISPLAY 0F_DAIN1`Y NEW WHITE WEAR NOW OFFERS you the opportunity of refilling your wardrobe at a saving. The orders for

. these lovely garments were placed with_ the makers many months ago-

every discounts that spot cash could secure--is here for you. And the same makers now tell us that they would only duplicate the garments at advances of 25

per cent to 50 per cent.

---IF YOU WILL NEED WHITEWEAR WITHIN A YEAR. --BUY IT NOW-AND LAY IT AWAY. ‘T WILL PAY YOU.

° Smart Shirts

4 Dainty Gowns

Ladies Gowns made of strong white

cotton, kimona sleeves. finished round neck with torchon lace, slip-over style. Sizes 58,-60. Price .... .. C

Here is -another gown of fine cotton,

hasadeep yoke in front composed of embroidery and lace insertion, finished with a lace edging to match and drawn with a colored silk ribbon. Sizes 8 58-60.- Price..................

Gown of fine Cotton slip-over .kimona

style embroidered round neck and sleeve with a neat sca lop has a very

pretty front worked in eyelit and 1 solid embroidery sizes 58-60-.. °

Another Gown with a “V” shaped

yoke of Swiss embr ~idery, drawn with ribbon. A short set-in sleeve of em-

broidery to match yoke. These gat- 5

ments are all strongly made and I neatly finished s:z -s 58-60 price »

Another Gow-» of fine nainsook, has

a deep yoke of Swiss embroidery, very pretty design forming an empire effect, this gown is sleevele- s giving a new

pretty and cool effect to the gar- . 2 ment. Sizes 58-60. Price °

Other prices and styles 2.35, 2.50, 2.75,

2.95, 3.00. _ '

Button front, l ng sleeve gowns 1.25,

1,45, 1.50, 1 60, 1.75, 1.95 and 2 25. All sizes.

Corset Covers

Corset Cover in ide of strong white cotton,

edged rou_nd ne_ck and sleeves with torchon lace and insertion. Sizes 34 to 42. zgc

.Price ..................................... .. _

p Another line of corset oovers made of strong white cotton, has a four inch _voke back and front of torchon lace, finished at the waist

with-a peplum. Sizes 36, 38, 40. Price ............................ .. C

Still another corset cover of much finer

'I'»\t0n, very stronglv_ made and neatly finish- ed, the voke in front is composed of a muslin em 'iroidery and_lace of a very pretty design and drawn with satin ribbon. Price .......................... .... ., 75C

Here is something diiierent of fine fnain-

sook, the yoke in front has four embroidered medallions joined with three rows of lace in- sertion, edged round neck and arms with

gate? tgzmatrch arigilriagvn Ci;/ith a silk ribbon.

o . rice . , _ ther prices 1.25

$1.35 $1 50. _ $

Underskirt made of strong white

cotton. has a tucked flounce edged with

embroidery, sizes 34, 36, '38 and 40 85 Price...... .......... C

Another skirt of fine cotton, has a

deep flounce,finishcd with linen inser- tion edged with embroidery, Lengths

36,38,40. Price......... ,_

Still another skirt of finer material.

has a nine inch muslin embroidered flounce, of a solid work design, Length

ii? iii_‘iii__.'Ff?f7':::i:;:';:1iii1:i $1.60

Here is another skirt of fine madapol-

lan, has a deep' muslin eyelet embroider- ed flounce, edged with a scallop of solid work design,*has a dustfrill edged with

¥’.’.‘1".‘.‘_Y.T’_“ff_fi?‘i'...fff9?;1:11:11:';' $2.35

Flesh colored wash silk under-skirt,

has tw'o flounces of fin e$6 shadow-lace. Price. ............. .. °

White wash silk under-skirt, has a

¥‘i§é’...i'.‘.‘if’...ff’ffff’fi.. .'.'.‘Tf‘.f‘°.‘7i... $6 25

Brasiers. Ladies white Brasiers,

embroioery trimmed. fastened in front and back sizes 34 to 44. Price 55, 60, 75, 90, $I.00, $1.25, 1.50

Drawers ‘L

Ladies white cotton drawers of strong

white cotton, has a three inch frill edged with im, sizes 23, 25, 27. Pri¢e...39C

Here is_another garment of line cotton

finished with a flounoe of embroidery, very stron ly and ne tly made both styles

sizes§5, 27. Price .......... .. 68C

Another line of drawers made of _stronil

white cotton, has fine pin tucks and finished with an eyelet embroidered flounce. Both

styles. Sizes 23, 25, 27. Price........ 95C

Still another range of fine nainsook finis_h-

ed with athreeihch swiss embroidered frill of scalloped work design, makini! a Very

dainty garment. Sizes 23, 25, 27. 1 Price ............................ .. . ._ _

Other prices $1.35, 1.50, l.85 and 2.25

Envelope Chemise in Fine Assortment

Envelope chemise of fine cotton, has a

deep yoke of all--over embroidered, edged with lace and. drawn with coloaed wish ri_bbon makinga very pretty empire effect.

Sizes36to 42. Price ............

Another line of envelope chemise made of strong white cotton finished 1011114 “Ck with a small embroidered scall0PS. 'it also

2.:.i.°..‘;'.;‘:? Siiit..;;f“‘ti.;: $1.50

Other prices $1.75, 1.95, 2.25. 2.75.

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me giglfgggtgg' Mvivsesrelgx g§ml"}dm0n§0Yi. a 'former resident of ’ / H _ q /Z A ~ '/ 1' in R ...‘.;‘:.::.‘..:..ir...°';:.°.r. ‘:i.li.i°:sz.i- / l r l y/ // ~ 4 1 f -1 ...2.2i.'~.2"i..°:»."f‘"”“' 'r' .:;‘.‘?°:.:.‘;‘:':s2§“fi.°.‘:':‘."‘.:.a':: lr.: Z' f i % // "' /»//.. i "ii " `"” 2:::?".‘:i:.,“‘.'.:-.._’°‘.>;'. ‘§.‘:.“.‘::." 8.1:.: i _ , I - /y//4,/fl

rado; Mrs. John C. McDonald, Van- ~1 / l

ouver, and the_Mlsses Powle and Eva _ ,t //7? I '.\` _ Aw* Edmonton; also one brotlfer, Mr. ,.-_4_ . 1,;

Bro/bout in California and two sis- \__ "2.§%fi/

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Lad' v ts, ii 'r a . Pneerii, isfis, ziifih uint.. fda, °l°°"°

S°lkVt,shrt d sl . ’ $2‘\25,¢;§o’?)' no eeves Prices

Ladies knee-length drawer both stvles

266 Prices 45, SS, 60. 75,

noLadies Kniéited (:;6on:;lt;iin3lion~, short and s eeve . , , ‘ so. ss,1§, s :figs to isofnd X” P"°°°

Ladies and_Childrens Summer '

Underwear in Many Styles '

Childrens vests, short and no sleeves.

P_nces_20, 25, up to 40 according to size.

Ch-ldrcns dra ers cotton and knitied.

Price _58. 40. 55. according to size. _ _Chrildren white cotton underslviris. Sizes2to 4. Price 58,6tgc12 years 68C _Leng_th30,32,84. lPrloe8 .

C ildrenswhite cotton izowos._ S|10ii

sleeves, alibi over style, lace trimmed. Sizes2 tol . Price 6012.12 to 16 years Price 75c